The best restaurants in Glaven Valley North Norfolk East of England

Great lil cage in a beautiful setting.

Blakeney is a village to stop and enjoy Lots of quaint hoses bordering narrow streets bordering a small harbour . A fine example of peace and solitude surrounded by the good things in life

Really great coffee - best we tried in Blakeney. They have some lovely pastries - I particularly enjoyed their almond croissant.

You'll find By The Quayside on Blakeney Quay (on the right hand side of the car park as you go in). This is a must visit. You can eat outside at the tables or get your food to take away. Whilst we were staying at Blakeney, we enjoyed a variety of their delicious food. Sandwiches - Tuna; smoked salmon and dill and horseradish dressing; fresh crab - all served on really fresh bread and generously filled. We also tried the salt and pepper squid, which came with a dip; their own fish finger sandwich (lovely toasted ciabatta roll with just the right amount of dressing; dressed crab; and half a lobster tail. Everything, including the dressed crab and lobster, are made to order. No pre-packaged food here, all served up with a smile and a chat. So, so friendly. One day we were late home and they were packing up, but it wasn't any trouble for them to make up our order. I can't stress how generous the portions were - but even more important was the price. For the quality and freshness, other fish stalls/huts were almost twice the price. Which was the reason we kept returning and urge you to go too. My husband actually heard the owner speaking to another local business person, who was suggesting she should put her prices up (Blakeney is an expensive place); but she was firm in her belief that she wanted it to be affordable for the many visitors that came to the town and was happy with what she was charging. To the lovely ladies that run the stall, thank you so much for being so friendly and accommodating, we're just sorry that we didn't get your names so we could credit you. We wish you continued success.

Lovely coffee at very reasonable prices. Nice ambiance.

We have enjoyed the Sunday lunch at Morston Hall twice in the last three weeks and have booked again for next month! Just sometimes you get to experience a meal that is absolute value for money. Morston Hall are now doing Sunday lunch for £50. This is a Michelin Star restaurant and they offer a three course meal for £50 - a bargain. The setting is great. You enjoy lunch in a lovely conservatory with all of the little touches that you expect such as bread and canapes. Then on to a three course lunch which is cooked to those Michelin star levels. Service is pleasant and efficient. I could go on to describe all the dishes but do yourself a favour and book it yourself! I reiterate when do you get the chance to enjoy a three course meal at a Michelin Star restaurant for £50? Well done to Galton and the team - you deserve to be fully booked every Sunday - just make sure that we can always get a table though!

We visited whilst on holiday in the area. We were greeted by very friendly staff. Although the restaurant was busy, being a Saturday evening, we were not rushed and enjoyed a leisurely meal. My friend is coeliac and the menu offered her lots of choice. The food was delicious, the service was excellent and we thoroughly enjoyed our evening.

Great products, friendly staff - been using whenever we’re in the area over the last 15 years. Very sorry to see it closing down 👎

We ate some very tasty breakfast baps and drank some great coffee. Lovely to sit outside and look across the creek. Very friendly and welcoming.

Sunday Roast had very good reviews and we certainly were not disappointed. There was a choice of three meats, a vegetarian and a fish dish. Beautifully presented the vegetables were freshly cooked and seasonable. So glad not to have red cabbage! Really good quality produce and very well prepared. The management and other staff are friendly and enthusiastic. Very tasteful deco and a nice setting. (Google maps tend to direct cars to the gated entrance but there’s an easier entrance on the other side of the property.). We will definitely return.

This is the first visit to Back to the Garden in some time.Decided to give it another go.Had the soup which was a Thai sweet potato ( not sure on exact ingredients,but,neither was the waitress).It came with warm bread.The soup and bread were delicious.Very tasty.Also had a non alcoholic drink (can). The cost of this was a little over £12:00! I was shocked and when I got home I wondered if I had been wrongly charged.Won’t be rushing back at that price.

Exceptional food. Pork loin was particularly delicious.

Just had a delicious Brunch here . Busy filled with people of all ages and their dogs enjoying spending time in this Special place. Find it hard to believe that it will be closing? Hopefully somebody or a group will take it over next year .

My porridge turned up cold, so I sent it back. It came back and it came back cold a second time. I asked for sourdough toast with my breakfast, but was told “it only comes with certain meals”. They said they could give me sourdough bread, but they didn’t bother giving me that either. The other plates of breakfast were not hot either. Overdone poached eggs. Some of the staff were not unduly friendly, or helpful.

Would highly recommend the manor. The location is great with footpaths on your doorstep. The lounge areas are beautifully decorated and it’s got a very nice calm atmosphere, perfect to relax in with a cocktail. Our room was superb, clean, quiet and comfy with views out onto the marshes. Staff were friendly and helpful. There was a large choice of options at breakfast, eggs royale were great. We also had dinner, the croquettes were tender but a little bland, my fish was well cooked and tasty but my partners steak was average and his chips weren’t crispy. A few tweaks and the menu could be excellent. We would definitely return.